What we're about
Whenever the impossible has been accomplished, there were...somebodies...who served as the catalysts to get there. Now that our friend, wife and mother has been diagnosed with an 'incurable' wasting disease, determined that we must be ... somebody.
We'll do a share of the work, if you'll help to fuel the cure machine.
Yes we can
The sooner we start, and the faster we run, the sooner a cure can emerge. So, banding together to carry the torch is a worthwhile effort. Developing a medicine is not impossible – if we are determined together. The fewer years it takes, the better the quality of life for our many friends with ibm.
Eventually, we can prevail, because progress results from effort, and hope results from progress.
Many thanks from the foundation directors to the following who have offered time, information, insight and advice along the way:
Ashley Yee, Global Genes
Barbara Cubin, US Congresswoman, retired
Bill Cubin, CPA Consulting Group
Christy Honigman, Christy Honigman Consulting
Ed Harvey, Harvey Economics
Eric Cubin, MD
Erin Fleming, Project ALS
Geminess Johnson, Johns Hopkins
Jane Tueche
Jay Eberle, Senator John Barrasso’s office, Health Policy Analyst
Jen Wewers, Give Gratitude
Joe Mizell
Kim Beer, Midnight Productions
Kristen Youmans, Deep End Ministries
Lianna Orlando, Muscular Dystrophy Association
Laurie Boyer, Team Tommy Foundation
Marla Williams, Community First Foundation
Pat Loewi
Peter Nicolaysen, Nicolaysen & Associates
Sara Loud, Accelerated Cure Project
Steve Chadderdon
Tabethe Berge, PMCH
Tim Armour, Cure Alzheimer’s Fund
Tom Hume, CureJM
Vicki Cavaseno
Virginia Fuller, Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Zach Silvers, Washington University